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Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors is an upcoming production by Theatre Raleigh running in late October and early November 2026. The show will be staged at Theatre Raleigh Arts Center at 6638 Old Wake Forest Road in Raleigh, North Carolina.
A real estate developer discovers his conscience - and his past Is winning the game worth losing your connection to the past? Politics, real estate, and the enduring appeal of the fairway Harmond Wilks is on the verge of becoming the city's first Black mayor, and his ambitious...
24@1 is the performance made by high schoolers in just 24 hours! They are given unique challenges throughout the process.
Inside Out and Backwards is a joyful, almost entirely physical piece of children’s theatre built around two siblings getting ready for bed — and getting spectacularly distracted along the way. Audience members are invited to help Brother and Sister get ready for bed, even though...
The Broadway Musical Baked from the Heart Meet Jenna, a waitress and expert pie-maker who dreams of a way out of her small town and rocky marriage. Pouring her heart into her pies, she crafts desserts that mirror her topsy-turvy life such as “The Key (Lime) to Happiness Pie” and...
Journey back in time for a musical exploration through a war that redefined the world. This multimedia living history cabaret is interspersed with personal letters from the war front and headline news of the period.
A second show has been added due to demand.
In 1936, a brother and sister clash over a priceless heirloom piano chronicling their family's legacy, debating whether to sell it for land or preserve it as history. August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama explores heritage, identity, and the cost of moving forward when...
The Daily Show correspondent and rotating host Josh Johnson takes the stage for the festival's only reserved-seating performance, bringing his distinctly conversational stand-up style. He is one of the most acclaimed and widely watched comedians working today. This is the...
A free Open Gathering jam session led by saxophonist and educator Dexter Moses, celebrating North Carolina native John Coltrane. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival.
A choral work by composer David Lang that turns caring for others into song and movement. Performed by The Crossing, led by artistic director Donald Nally, with staging and choreography by Annie-B Parson. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Pass Events.
Tiny Desk Contest winner Cure for Paranoia blends hip-hop, soul, jazz, and funk with strikingly honest lyrics about mental health and healing. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Pass Events.
A free film showcase centered on love and hope, curated by the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Research in Black Culture and History, building on the Center's annual fall Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Open Gatherings.
A free Open Gathering featuring multiple generations of North Carolina Hip Hop artists, copresented and co-curated by Carolina Waves founder Mir.I.am and Chapel Hill Poet Laureate and UNC faculty member Donovan Livingston. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival.
A free poetry assembly guided by the four current poets laureate from Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Durham, and Raleigh. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Open Gatherings.
A free Open Gathering led by artists affiliated with the Carrboro-based The ArtsCenter, including mural-making and interactive sculpture. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival.
A genre-crossing exchange of percussion, electronics, bilingual songs, banjo, and guitar performed by Sō Percussion, Helado Negro and This Is the Kit. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Pass Events.
A multi-media sound installation created live by Triangle trio Delver using synthesizers, drum machines, seashells, broken violins, and beaver logs. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's free Open Gatherings.
Three stories of love persisting against the odds, carried across cultures and centuries by string quartet Brooklyn Rider. The performance includes new visuals inspired by the work of Frida Kahlo. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Pass Events.
Free readings presented by PlayMakers Repertory Company as part of its 50th-anniversary season, held during the All. Together. Now. festival's Open Gatherings.
A theatrical mixtape of hip-hop, spoken word, and step created by Dahlak Brathwaite about a young Black man's fight to define himself beyond the criminal justice system. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Pass Events.
An immersive, interstellar listening experience built from real voicemails imagining more hopeful futures. Presented as a Mitu Collaboration beneath the dome at the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center. Part of the All. Together. Now. festival's Pass Events.
Two-time GRAMMY Award-winning vocalist Gregory Porter comes to Raleigh's Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, joined by acclaimed keyboardist and singer Jarrod Lawson. The pair bring their distinct voices to the historic Raleigh stage, with Porter's soulful baritone...
A murder-mystery classic based off Agatha Christie's critically acclaimed 1934 novel of the same name. Just after midnight, a snowdrift stops the Orient Express in its tracks. The luxurious train is surprisingly full for the time of the year, but by the morning it is one...
The Great Divorce — C.S. Lewis' mesmerizing fantasy about heaven, hell, and the choice between them — comes to life with Lewis' signature wit, amazing actors, and dazzling, state-of-the-art stagecraft! Lewis' brilliantly drawn characters take a fantastical bus trip from hell to...
Catch Me If You Can is a thrilling musical comedy about a young con artist who lives a life of adventure while staying one step ahead of the law.
Based on the 2003 Disney/Pixar film Finding Nemo written by Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, David Reynolds and directed by Andrew Stanton Finding Nem o follows Marlin, an anxious and over-protective clownfish who lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo. When Nemo is...
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Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors Theatre Raleigh (10/21-11/08) |
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August Wilson's Radio Golf Net Friends Theatre at the Durham Arts Council (10/22-10/31) |
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JR. Board Show Studio 1 (1/21-1/24) |
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12@1 Studio 1 (1/30-1/30) |
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Red, White & Temple Patriotic Revue Temple Theatre (2/25-3/14) |
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Waitress DPAC (2/05-2/07) |
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Death Becomes Her DPAC (11/10-11/15) |
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24@1 Studio 1 (2/06-2/06) |
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The Phantom of the Opera DPAC (5/26-6/06) |
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory NRCA Squire Theatre (3/12-3/20) |
